omandades
Omandades is a term used in speculative anthropology and fiction to describe a form of social organization built on reciprocity, shared resources, and ritual collaboration. Because it is not a widely attested real-world term, definitions vary. In many fictional settings, omandades are networks of individuals who form mutual-aid circles, pool labor and goods, and make decisions through consensus at regular gatherings.
Etymology and usage: The coinage appears to be a modern neologism with no single established etymology and
Structure and practices: Omandades tend to emphasize flexible membership, reciprocal obligations, and non-hierarchical governance. Common practices
Context and significance: In fiction and theoretical discussions, omandades are used to explore alternatives to formal
See also: mutual aid, cooperative, guild, ceremonial association.
References and further reading: As a non-standard term, sources are generally specific works of fiction or speculative